Jason Sigler
Last checked against the sources: 15 October 2026
Jason Sigler is named on the Diocese of Lansing's list "List of clergy with a credible allegation of sexual abuse of a minor", and in the Michigan Attorney General's report on the Diocese of Lansing. This page sets out what those official sources say, with links to each.
What the Diocese of Lansing's list says
Listed as "Jason Sigler", under "Extern clergy – clergy of other dioceses – that had a credible allegation of sexual abuse of a minor during their time in the Diocese of Lansing". The Diocese of Lansing's list.
- Ordained for Archdiocese of Winnipeg – 1966
- Dates present in Diocese – 1968-1970; 1974
- Laicized – 2/23/99
Assignments, as the list gives them:
- St. John the Evangelist, Jackson
- St. Robert, Flushing
The Attorney General's report
Entry 47 in the Michigan Attorney General's report on the Diocese of Lansing, released 16 December 2024. Read the report (PDF on michigan.gov).
The Attorney General's page says:
It is important to note that a criminal charge is merely an allegation, and a defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. It is also important to note that the inclusion in this report does not reflect a determination by the Department that the allegations are credible or otherwise substantiated or indicative of a crime.
About this page
Being named on a diocese's list is the diocese's own finding. It is not a criminal conviction unless a source above says so. This page repeats what the official sources say and does not add to it.
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Sources
- Diocese of Lansing, list: https://www.dioceseoflansing.org/human-resources/list-clergy-credible-allegation-sexual-abuse-minor
- Michigan Attorney General, report on the Diocese of Lansing: michigan.gov
- Michigan Attorney General, Catholic Church clergy abuse: https://www.michigan.gov/ag/initiatives/catholic-church-clergy-abuse